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Hi
Could you help confirm how TUSB8041 adjusts the SI signal of USB 3.0 (5G)
TUSB8041 (003)-output.pdfV02Change Connector_USB2_5G (003).pdf
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Tool/software:
Hi
Could you help confirm how TUSB8041 adjusts the SI signal of USB 3.0 (5G)
TUSB8041 (003)-output.pdfV02Change Connector_USB2_5G (003).pdf
Hi Gareth:
It seems they pick the wrong pattern for short channel test, Cp1 should be clock signal, but from the report it was LPFS signal. It is for upstream port or downstream port?
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Brian
Are there AC caps on SSTX_DN2? Did customer check test pattern?
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Brian
Hi
There is a complete schematic, and SSTX has a capacitor of 104 pF
Test pattern Subsequent customers will check
Hi Brian
1. Vbus does the datasheet according to the datasheet, and the PIN receives the V5P_A_HUB
2. The customer now wants to send the USB2.0 eye diagram to the USB Port from the CPU (Nvidia AGX) register, but the intermediate process will go through TUSB8041, and I want to know how TUSB8041 how to turn on the TEST Mode?
1: where is V5P_A_HUB from?
2: you need to control TUSB8041 to send USB2 HS signal. Is this Linux system or Windows system?
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Brian
Hi Gareth:
For Linux system, customer need to do it manually to force it into test mode.
When the feature selector is PORT_TEST, the most significant byte (bits 15..8) of the wIndex field is the selector identifying the specific test mode. Table 11-24 lists the test selector definitions.
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Brian
Hi Brian
Currently, the USB2.0 test can be passed using the Test_Packet test mode, but the USB3.0 test currently fails. Is there a tool, command, or source code that can allow me to test USB3.0? My settings are as follows
uint8_t bmRequestType = 0x23, bRequest = 0x03;
test_mode =Test_Packet;
test_port=1;
libusb_control_transfer(handle,
bmRequestType,
bRequest,
wValue,
test_mode << 8 | test_port << 0,
data,
wLength,
timeout_set);
for USB3:
The “Set Port Feature: PORT_LINK_STATE = Compliance Mode” is a standard control transfer which is described in the USB3.1 specification. The Command format and required bRequest, wValue, and wIndex values are described through USB3.1 specification excerpts below.
make sure don't connect test fixture until you complete the test mode procedure.
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brian